Love this store so much we went back twice in 3 days. Great selection of canned items, jams and…read morejelly's, soups, cheese, honey, baking supplies, and much more. The young ladies behind the counter were very friendly and helpful. If you enjoy Amish goods, this is the place to go.

This store is wonderful. A variety of fresh spices and what I wanted...a 2 pound roll of butter…read more In TN it's $7, Branson was $12. I picked jams and a Pecan Caramel Apple Butter. It sounds great. Hubs got a steak rub, smells heavenly. All products aren't Amish made, but what I got was. Nice people the store. Enjoyed it very much.

Not much cheese to be had here, more of a grocery store with specialty items. Priced a little high,…read morebut right next to a hotel so they can get away with it.

This family owned operation offers great food and hospitality…read more Olives cheese snacks and more

Always clean and fully stocked whenever we shop there. Prices are a little bit higher than Walmart…read moreor Aldis, but it's close by, open late, and 9/10 has what we are looking for.

If you are aware of smaller grocery stores like Natural Grocer or other groceries which may be in…read moresmall towns, Sunfest is comparable. It's a convenient location near Holiday Inn Club Vacations for small items you may have forgotten or need in a pinch. But your selection choice will be limited.

We absolutely love Sugar Leaf. It's such a pretty, quaint little café. The vibe here says that you…read moreare on vacation. I think that's one of the things I like most about the building. It makes you feel like you are somewhere fun and unique away from home. The food here is delicious. On my most recent trip I had the ultimate BLT, some chips, and some very delicious chicken and rice soup. Absolutely loved it all! I also had a few bites of a rice crispy treat and my husband's Key Lime pie. Both were delicious. I also tried a molasses cookie, which was yummy. And lastly, I had a caramel coffee whose name escapes me at the moment. Everything was wonderful. Highly recommend visiting Sugar Leaf. I am looking forward to our next visit.

We visited Sugar Leaf twice during our trip, and it ended up being one of the better breakfast…read morespots we found in Branson. The food was consistently solid, the breakfast sandwich was tasty, and the quiche was also really good. Everything felt fresh and well-prepared. The first time we visited, the latte wasn't great, not quite the style I prefer, execution and ingredients are more like Starbucks, but the food more than made up for it. It's a cozy spot with good variety, and overall, it left a positive impression. Service was decent. Great the first time. Second time they left our food sitting for awhile waiting to be brought out and we had to go ask for it. We'd definitely go back the next time we're in town. A reliable choice for breakfast in Branson.

It was good, quick, and clean! Everyone in our group liked it. It even had gluten free options…read more I also loved the baklava!

My kids always ask to stop at Vasken's when we're in town. Food is always fresh and delicious!read more

This is such a neat place. It offers fresh farm to table type meals, many ingredients are sourced…read moreright from the college programs. The staff are students working to pay for their tuition. It is a large elegant building with plenty of room for groups, but at times there is a wait. We had the chicken fried chicken and the meatloaf entrees. Both were served with green beans and mashed potatoes. They offer complimentary bread with three types of butter. We really enjoyed the apple butter! And dessert is not to be missed. We had the apple pie, and it was delicious, and more than enough for the two of us. You can peruse the shop before or after your meal to see some of the student made products.

Wonderful gem in Branson that run by the Ozark college and seems to be fully operated by students…read morefrom the baking and cooking to the management and serving. The dining hall is beautifully adorned with cabin-esque motif and overlooks the campus and mountains. The menu has a great variety and notes items that are made by the students (e.g. butters and cakes). Their complimentary, fresh made bread basket with three types of butters was a fantastic start to the meal. We ordered the mushroom soup, the pork belly sandwich w/ fries, and the shrimp and grits. I will say that the pork belly po' boy was one of the best sandwiches I've ever had in my life! I almost stayed in town longer on the second day just to order it again. The pork belly was smoky, tender, and sweet and paired so well with the grain mustard, pickled onions and arugula -- superb balance of flavors. My husband also noted the shrimp and grits was some of the best he's ever had. The shrimp and pork belly in the dish were perfectly cooked and the Cajun spices were well balanced. And we have to tell you to try their fresh desserts. The brown butter chocolate cake was a special ending to the meal. This is an excellent stop and our student server provided excellent service - they're doing a great job there and is a highly recommended of ours during your stop during your visit to Branson.

Let me just say that we have been to Branson twice for probably a combined dining experience number…read moreof around 12 times and this blew everything so far out of the water, it should be in it's own league. The poutine was fabulous. The fry coating was crisp and tasty and the gravy was full of flavor. The Reuben sandwich is outstanding! The way they cut that corned beef was nothing short of magic. An egg on there? What? I've never heard of such a thing, but yes please. And I had the brûlée corn; which I may need to learn how to replicate because I've never seen this on any menu in Chicago, but it's too far to travel as often as I'll be thinking about that dish! The old fashions were smooth! Went with vanilla and loved the subtle flavors. Everyone was so nice and the atmosphere was a delightful mix of old school pub/English castle. All of it was just what I was hoping to find. Food off the beaten path that deserves a huge shout out. In a town of bland flavors, this place shines like a real gem!

Friday night in early January two hungry millennials walk into a pub and what do we get, the prime…read morerib special. Served every Friday and Saturday night. Sat in a comfy table with a padded pew close to the bar with our backs to the wall, which instantly put my hyper vigilant husband at ease (IYKUK). Chatted a bit with our kind server who was also a millennial, how do I know this? The eye contact and lovely snarky conversation. My husband ordered his med rare, which probably came out more med and not enough pink for his liking. Correction on my part, I got the mahi mahi with parmesan grits and green beans and I didn't even need to look at my pictures to recall, it was that memorable of a meal. Being early January a parking spot nearby was an easy find, I imagine though finding one come spring will feel like a miracle. I'd love to stay at the attached hotel but found it's already booked a year out. Doesn't surprise me, the old English charm with its stone and dark wood is straight up story book.

Great coffee shop vibes and tasty drinks. Quick and and friendly service. A lot of personal touches…read moreat this location - you can tell they really put effort into the atmosphere and customers here. The matcha add almond was very tasty and I love the foam heart he added!

Love, love Love this spot. So cute and quiet to enjoy a delicious drink. If you need a spot to…read morestudy or read this is definitely the spot for you.

We're visiting from PA, staying at a rental property, and we stocked up on some grocery essentials…read more The cost of living here is noticeably different from PA. Everything from gas, cigarettes, potato chips, to tasty cake donuts was anywhere from $1 - $4 cheaper than where we live. The meat sold at Harter House is awesome. The lunch meat in particular is awesome. The ham tasted like it just came out of the smoker and was sliced to order! We bought burgers and chicken as well, to make on the grill, and those tasted delicious too. The chicken breasts are huge by the way! They sell beer and liquor too, which isn't common in PA, so that was convenient! Where they are lacking is in the bakery department. A larger/fresh selection of baked goods would earn this place 5 stars. Lastly, the cashiers were such friendly and pleasant people. I'd definitely recommend this place if you are needing some groceries!

I was in line to pay and the cashier said. I'll take whoever on register 1. She should have invited…read morethe next inline (me) to the register she was opening. Instead 6 people left the store before I did. It was rude and I will never shop at Harter House again.

Crazy Craig's Treehouse absolutely delivers, but the real standout is the hospitality. It's getting…read moreharder to find places that truly care about the customer experience, and this is one of them. Huge shoutout to John, Hillary, and Pope--they're a big reason this place feels so welcoming. You can tell they genuinely care and it shows in every interaction. Everything is extremely well priced, the food is excellent, and the atmosphere is laid back, fun, and unique. Highly recommend.

Crazy Craig's gets alot of hype online which is why we decided to check it out. It's a cool place,…read moregood, laid back vibe. The staff were friendly and attentive. Food was good. Drinks were ok, they were way too sweet and hardly any alcohol. I'd say if you decide to go, great but if you can't squeeze it into your vacation, you're not missing out.